Calvin Coolidge actually said...

"The Senator is a man exceedingly well versed in national and international finance, and anything that he says is entitled to a very great deal of consideration."

"Our country doesn't undertake to make any suggestion about the desirability of a loan, or the financial soundness of it, or whether it is worthy or unworthy of investment in its bonds by investors in ..."

"I saw some reference to the statement made by Senator Glass relative to foreign loans."

"I have said a great deal about tax reduction, of course, since I have been President, but this always has to be borne in mind—that tax reduction is to be secured only as the result of economy."